Chapter

 1 I   |        Paris, know a certain M. Marechal—Leon Marechal?”~M. and Mme.
 2 I   |        certain M. Marechal—Leon Marechal?”~M. and Mme. Roland both
 3 I   |      lawyer gravely put in:~“M. Marechal is deceased.”~Both man and
 4 I   |        what did he die of, poor Marechal?”~Maitre Lecanu did not
 5 I   |     saying that our poor friend Marechal had left his fortune to
 6 I   |      Then you used to know this Marechal well?”~And his father replied:~“
 7 III |         no doubt, that Jean was Marechal’s son. The agitation which
 8 III |         you to the memory of M. Marechal.”~There was a few moments’
 9 III |       Roland: “And who was this Marechal, after all? You must have
10 IV  |  blessed memory of the deceased Marechal. She was not the woman to
11 IV  |     first come to know this man Marechal?”~Old Roland looked up and
12 IV  |    child had scarlet fever, and Marechal, whom we knew then but very
13 IV  | Marowsko believed that Jean was Marechal’s son. Of course he believed
14 IV  |        himself: “What made this Marechal leave all his fortune to
15 IV  |        memory the image of this Marechal, to see him, to know him,
16 IV  |       his mind kept repeating: “Marechal—Marechal,” as if to raise
17 IV  |       kept repeating: “Marechal—Marechal,” as if to raise and challenge
18 IV  |    Pierre” and “Monsieur Jean.” Marechal would hold out both hands,
19 IV  |      student’s impecuniousness, Marechal had of his own accord offered
20 IV  |      struggled above all to see Marechal, with light, or brown, or
21 IV  |         yourself in roses.” And Marechal would say: “No matter; I
22 IV  |         on her son’s memory.~So Marechal brought flowers; he, the
23 IV  |      Poetry” meant idiocy.~This Marechal then, being young, free,
24 IV  |         shot through his brain. Marechal was fair—fair like Jean.
25 V   |       of the little portrait of Marechal, which had vanished, recurred
26 V   |     Paris, a little portrait of Marechal, in the drawing-room.”~She
27 V   |       had found the portrait of Marechal. Would she be the first
28 V   |     portrait?”~“The portrait of Marechal.”~“No—that is to say—yes—
29 V   | answered:~“A little likeness of Marechal which used to be in the
30 V   |        a few seconds to look at Marechal’s fair hair, and show quite
31 VIII|     resigned himself to keeping Marechal’s; for if he rejected both